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Cross‑Cultural Interpretation Of Kansei Vocabulary For Virtual Nature
This study examines how Finnish, Japanese, and English speakers interpret Kansei words in the context of Virtual Nature Experiences (VNE). Through three participatory workshops (n = 20) and a survey, we explored differences between participants' ratings of how well Kansei words described a VNE
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